We should try and contain the transmission by ensuring that we go out wearing a mask and keep away from ill-ventilated places, says K Srinath Reddy
Manufacturers are aiming higher on the back of encouraging initial demand
The health system in India has broken down, with scarcities in everything from hospital beds to oxygen, says Virologist Shahid Jameel in an interview with Bobby Ghosh
Sandeep Goyal has his hands full after acquiring Rediffusion, India's oldest ad agency. While the pandemic isn't making life easy, the veteran appears ready for the challenge
Unless the Reserve Bank comes forward and helps banks to handhold the MSME borrowers, bad loans will swell in the September quarter
In FY21, the founder & CEO of Zomato took a steep pay cut from an annual Rs 3.5 crore to Rs 1.6 crore and waived his salary for 36 months starting April 1, 2021
The industry has outperformed its global peers, but mostly by exiting the bottom of the pyramid
The jump in market capitalisation in the past year is not matched by its financial performance
The pandemic experience has been transformational for Avanti. Avanti Fellows, the not-for-profit, now runs programmes in over 300 government schools
Creating the capacity to scrap vehicles in the volumes required to make a significant dent in vehicular pollution will be a tough ask
Low employment rates and low labour participation rates leave enough people free to participate in endless political rallies and mammoth religious congregations
The ecosystem for digital manufacturing in India is visible, said the Gateway House research study. It isn't as deep as it is in the West or China but is developing breadth and depth
Sandwiched between commercial banks and pure-play payments service providers, payments banks do not enjoy a level playing field
Access to digital talent has been identified as a key hurdle to doubling growth in the industry in the next five years. Here's how it's trying to bridge the gap
State-specific income support and vaccine vouchers would be the best use of fiscal resources in the near term
The disinvestment of loss-making plants may likely attract interest from secondary steel makers rather than the big players
The models did work to a certain extent. The purpose of the models was not to do long-term forecasting but to inform public opinion and guide policy decisions
Conditions are ripe in a broad range of sectors for strong growth and innovation
Thirty-nine per cent also believe that the police are corrupt in conflict-affected regions, while 20 per cent shared such a perception of the paramilitary/army, study says
A stretched rescue process reveals critical deficiencies in India Inc's corporate layering and resolution mechanism worsened by the pandemic